Destinations

Cruisy park toilet see a lot of action. Guys also car cruise in the park all day until early evening. Police do patrol, but that only slows things down temporarily.

Description: It's a decently clean place with a SUPER friendly staff. UPDATED PRICING: The entry fee plus the membership fee for the first time totals $26 and then it is $18. For an extra $10 (so total of $28) you can purchase an in/out all-day pass. A membership card is good for a year. Couples are charged only a single $18 admission fee. They have a new policy that unless you buy an all-day pass, you are only allowed to go out to your car 3 times. No cellphones are permitted past the retail store area. If you are reported with a cell phone you will be asked to leave with no refund. There are two theatres plus an arcade. You first enter the original theatre with three rows of bench seats to your right, the main aisle, and then about 8 rows of seats up to the front with aisles on either side. Walking through the main theatre there is a couples-only theatre that is kept closed off except for when couples are present. there are windows between the main and couple's theatre with sheer curtains that some couples may pull to the side for better viewing. The couple's theatre plays an HD straight video on a large monitor at the front of the room. The entry fee covers the theater and arcade with the arcade continuously running a single film in each booth. No doors on the booths or glory holes between booths. The arcade is accessed directly from the main hallway serving the theater, smoking room, and arcade. The movie in the main theatre runs for anywhere from 1 - 4 hours before repeating. There is a smoker's lounge at the end of the main hallway as well as a "quiet" lounge area on the far side of the booth area. There are no private viewing booths.

Want to try for the first time.

Picnic area at an interstate rest stop west of Chattanooga, TN. Stay away from the buildings. While passing through about a month ago, you can sit on a bench overlooking the lake and someone may approach you. You can go into the woods to do your thing.

The rest area parking lot accommodates cars and trucks. It is very cruisy evenings into night. Open 24/7. No lights so really dark at night and you can easily see other vehicles pulling in. Guys mostly stand outside their cars leaning on railing. At night easy to do car play. There is a trail into wooded area when you first come into the area, right across from where the railing bends. It’s only easy to see during the day. You have to be careful walking down into the open trail area but nice place to play once you do. Would be a lot easier to do trail in daytime. Police almost never appear, if they do they seem to drive straight through.

Public park, but just fishermen during the day. The bathrooms at the top of the hill are mostly unused except for people cruising.